Your presentation should focus on the elements of global citizenship. Show us what makes the TED presenter effective by specifically identifying his/her philosophy, vision, skills, processes, and outcomes in terms of his/her project(s).
Make sure that you clearly introduce your TED presenter: name, credentials, and project.
The following questions will help you shape your presentation. How much emphasis you put on each one or how you balance them is up to you.What philosophy or worldview informs and supports the presenter? Identify the issue and describe its context. Why is it important? Why should we care? How does the issue connect to your education and experience? What statistic, anecdote, and/or image do you find most compelling? Why? How does the video inspire you? How does it make you think about your plans for the future? How could the information from this video lead to making the world a better place? What one thing could you do, this week, to make a positive difference in this area? How does the Glenbrook Academy of International Studies help prepare you for the future? Some additional research should be done to expand on the TED presentation:
Research opposing views to the presenter's philosophy or work.
State and research a question you'd like to ask the presenter.
State a question raised by the presenter or implied by the presentation and research some answers.
If your talk took place over a year ago, research any new developments.
Your presentation should focus on the elements of global citizenship. Show us what makes the TED presenter effective by specifically identifying his/her philosophy, vision, skills, processes, and outcomes in terms of his/her project(s).
Make sure that you clearly introduce your TED presenter: name, credentials, and project.
The following questions will help you shape your presentation. How much emphasis you put on each one or how you balance them is up to you.What philosophy or worldview informs and supports the presenter?Identify the issue and describe its context. Why is it important? Why should we care?
How does the issue connect to your education and experience?
What statistic, anecdote, and/or image do you find most compelling? Why?
How does the video inspire you? How does it make you think about your plans for the future?
How could the information from this video lead to making the world a better place?
What one thing could you do, this week, to make a positive difference in this area?
How does the Glenbrook Academy of International Studies help prepare you for the future?
Some additional research should be done to expand on the TED presentation:
Research opposing views to the presenter's philosophy or work.
State and research a question you'd like to ask the presenter.
State a question raised by the presenter or implied by the presentation and research some answers.
If your talk took place over a year ago, research any new developments.